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Krieghoffs average 15 to 25 K, you will only find a 10K gun on the used market. I really hope this was not an insurance scam, because it would be one of the stupidest. I'm certain insurance co's have conditions for storage and security. If the theft only involved bolt cutters to clip off a single padlock on an enclosed trailer, I doubt the insurance co will pay the claim. Security was negligently weak.

I foresee a bunch of sawed off Kreighoffs hitting the streets. That thought also crossed my mind.

Democrat campaign advert. A little longish, but very funny, sorta.

In this instance, "cheap" is a relative term.

She don't like it when Paw comes back home smelling of cheap booze and hillbillies with new ideas in his head.

Love the track suit.

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Pardoned by Christie

Around these parts, Bobcat and Scag are kings and only the illegal aliens with a line of credit at Casa Depot run JDs with cheap stamped decks.

I ain't never seen no landscapers using Stihl 2 cycle string trimmers. We all use RedMax. Now, if ya wanna talk chain saws, yeah, Stihl. I have no doubt, zero, that the 58V Echo trimmer I posted, with a 4Ah batter would tackle 2 acres no problemo senior.

Sounds like a pain in the ass to trim all that. Trimming around wood fence posts tends to chew up the posts too. Wherever I can get away with it, I spray herbicide around the base of the post. Less trimming and less wear and tear on the posts. Nobody will notice a little dead grass around 2 acres of fence posts. We have a couple of customers with very large fenced properties that we talked into putting a 3" strip of gravel along the fence line. It cuts down on maintenance, but more importantly, it saves the fence from a weekly beating I also kill a two to three inch strip along stockade fencing for the same reason. Fences are expensive, especially the nice vinyl fences.

Off a standard AR lower.... 223 Valk if you can afford a new barrel every 2000 rds and dont mind single loading. 7.62x39 for ammo economy and availability. 243 WSSM. Expensive but kicks ass in the AR platform 6.5 Gren for ballistics, and saying Grendel is fun. 338 Lapua because its sexy, even if it is single feed. Long reach. 9mm is great for SBR 458 SOCOM for making big holes in stuff inside 200yds 50 BMG for making bigger holes in stuff out to 1500yds

The reckoning is coming. Sara Carter: There will be indictments. It will be an avalanche and according to the sources I was speaking with just today people are already turning on each other. So we are going to see people, senior officials within the FBI, people within the DOJ, that are going to try to throw their colleagues under the bus just to save themselves. And I think they need to be very concerned about what they did.

A) Is your water supply hard? B) Do you use gel-tab detergent? C) Is your washer one of the tree hugger type that washes clothes in arctic temp water?

I used to work car and motorcycle trade shows at Carlisle Events in PA, you can get some smoking deals on trailers on the last day of a show. As luck would have it, the Spring show is next weekend. The trailer vendors sold mostly enclosed trailers, but they also had some pretty heavy duty open trailers too. Even if you don't find what you are looking for, the show is a boatload of fun. https://www.carlisleevents.com/events/events-detail/index?id=spring+carlisle

From handgunlaw.us The only way to resolve this age old dilemma is to force NJ to define the meaning of "loaded". I believe the state is intentionally leaving open the interpretation so the state may prosecute based on their whims. If one gets arrested for having a loaded magazine, the defendant will surely win (eventually), but at a cost of many thousands of dollars. I am looking around the interwebs to find a NJ case where someone has been arrested for transporting a properly secured loaded mag, that was not attached to a firearm. It may very well be that there is a president setting case, however, the state continues to intentionally maintain the ambiguity of the matter. Basically, the state knows it [probably] cannot successfully prosecute, but intentionally keeps the law vague, in order to make the financial burden of defending one's self so costly, it essentially achieves the goal of forcing law abiding citizens to bow down before the state.

iirc, it was determined that a detachable magazine, in and of itself, is not a firearm. Ergo. a box full of loaded detachable magazines is not a box full of loaded firearms.

As long as your knucklehead does not eat dirt, he will be fine. Pets have to be kept off the yard for a few days to give the granules time to work their way down to the soil. It's not so much eating grass that is a problem, it's them walking around and then licking their paws. You can try one of the tree hugger organic weed killers, but they are basically broad spectrum herbicides, so you can only spot treat. They usually contain a salt or a citric acid as the active ingredient. If the lawn is more or less healthy, grass will eventually grow back in the spot where the weed was. Also, an often overlooked way to prevent weeds is lime (not the fruit). Using lime to sweeten the soil helps grass take in nutrients. If the pH is too low, you are basically starving your lawn. You can get a test kit at HD for about ten bucks. Use it to determine how much lime to put down. Thick healthy lawns choke weeds to death.

Home depot has a 19-0-7 consumer version of what we use. We get the pro grade stuff at landscape supply companies like SiteOne or Raycroft.

You need to have that description rewritten. Beat up some, but overall not to bad considering its age, is not a great sales pitch. I realize you are only talking about the box, but that lead in poisons the well for the rest of the ad. The "lever" on the hammer is called a hammer spur. Replace " Firearm is in nice shape as well as the stock and fore end " with something like "Blueing is 90%, minor handling marks on stock. Additional descriptions like "bore is bright and shiny" and "strong rifling" are common descriptors. EDIT: Also, make sure "JM Stamped" appears somewhere in the ad.

Actually, I was thinking weed and feed, like you posted. If you had said "fertilizer with crabgrass control", my reply would have been different. Why would crabgrass control need to stick to mature broad leaf weeds when crabgrass is not even present yet? We put down Lesco 18-0-4 with Dimension three weeks ago, just prior to soil temps reaching 50 deg. It gives the herbicide time to dissolve into the soil and form the pre-emergent "barrier" that you mentioned. What's great about Dimension, is that it also gives several weeks of early post-emergent protection on most annual grasses, including crabgrass, and a broad spectrum of weeds as well. I been doing this shit for a long time brah.

Ferrari kit car. As much as I love Ruger, a 6.5CM Predator will not do the same thing a RPR or 700 will do. The high performance components just aren't there.

The ideal time to apply granular weed killer (or weed & feed) is when the lawn is wet, but will be dry for a couple days after application. The wetness helps the granules stick to the weeds, dissolve and get absorbed. If you apply weed killer, and then it rains immediately after, well, it's not going to work as good. It is not absorbed by the roots. Fertilizer does not matter as it does gets absorbed by the roots, but you don't want to apply it before a heavy rain because it may wash away.